An advocate for education reform and disability rights, Kennedy lived most of her life in Massachusetts. She died on Sept. 21, according to the town clerk in Westwood.
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An advocate for education reform and disability rights, Kennedy lived most of her life in Massachusetts. She died on Sept. 21, according to the town clerk in Westwood.
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Metabolic psychiatry is a rapidly emerging field that focuses on the role of metabolic health in some mental health conditions. Doctors at McLean say the center will be the first of its kind in the nation.
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The bird, a native of Africa, Asia and Europe, was first spotted Oct. 18 in Cape Elizabeth.
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The House rewrite of Gov. Maura Healey's more than $2 billion supplement budget bill left out several of the governor's priorities — including her proposed two-month suspension of the state's gas tax.
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Transfer students are contributing to first state university enrollment increase since 2013.
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Gov. Maura Healey's administration announced a funding injection into the Seasonal Communities Grant Program on Tuesday, which will go to all 24 legally-designated seasonal communities in Massachusetts to advance efforts to add year-round housing units. Tourism impacts have put housing out of reach in many communities on the Cape, Islands and the Berkshires.
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Families can stay at the home for one week for free, with no agenda.
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Towns and cities across the region are using tools of local control to slow or stop data center development within their borders.
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Plus, a canine costume contest and a screening of "Nosferatu" with a live ensemble.
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“The Way We Never Were” at Harvard Art Museums sets idealized portraits of postwar family life against the news events unfolding behind them, asking how much of the decade’s picture-perfect image was ever real.
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Dana-Farber’s new 14-story hospital will be at the former site of the Joslin Diabetes Center and connect to Beth Israel Deaconess and Dana-Farber’s outpatient clinics in the Longwood Medical Area.
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A new report found that nail salon workers in Massachusetts — most of which are Asian immigrant women — are facing income instability, health issues and racism.
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The day after a rally at City Hall, it emerged that Milton Ramos-Rodriguez is facing charges in San Francisco Superior Court. His sister says he’s changed.
Attorney General Blanche: They accuse me of not being independent from the White House. I'm not. I work for Trump.
The Wolf – Hudson Valley’s New Country
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State officials continue to issue warnings regarding batteries that power some cellphones, laptops and much more. Continue reading…
Longreads
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"I’ve been passing as male for six years, and I still have no idea how to do the Slappy Man-Hug."
I’m not totally surprised that Stratechery is getting an exclusive sponsor, but I am kind of amazed that Andrew Sharp will be flying in so often to record in person:
I am extremely excited to announce that, starting this week, Sharp Tech will become a video podcast, recorded live and in-person. Over the past couple of months I have been building a small video studio in my home, and Andrew will be flying to Wisconsin every week (when possible) to make what I strongly believe will be a better product.
Sharp Tech has become one of my favorite podcasts. Always good.
The Warning with Steve Schmidt
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Steve Witkoff called dictator Vladimir Putin a humanitarian.
The Wolf – Hudson Valley’s New Country
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Reba and Dolly had a strong faith in common, and Reba knew without a doubt that Dolly would feel joyful about going to Heaven. Continue reading…